does it lock into place, or roll around when the kitty gets in.. My cat Huey would freak out if it moved while he was in it.
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No it does not turn when the cat is in it and it turns real easy and easy to clean litter best item I bought and i'll grade it a+
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The litter weighs the litter box in place. I have 4 cats and they have never turned it while they were in it. I really love it!!
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no, it doesn't move an inch, the litter keeps it still. it rolls, only when you roll it. Try the new Clump and Seal litter with it and you wont even notice you have a litter box. We know we got 3 cats. Thom
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You just set it on the deck or grass. I've had two cats in mine and they don't tip it over. It may move a little, but it is secure. The way the metal parts go together hold it in place. I don't use mine anymore since the cats prefer to move around more. I have better luck tying them out, of course they get tangled easily so I need to be out there with them.
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I really don't think so. It moves pretty slow when it rotates, I've never seen my cat's paws get caught or heard him cry when he is near it
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I think you would be pushing it if your cat is very active. My kitten is only 7 lbs and it can wobble some if shes on the edge of it. The house would be a tight fit also but some cats like small places. Mine loves to stretch out so she hasnt been in it much. Hope this helps. I guess you could nail it to the floor and would have no problems per husband. lol.
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My cats move their heads out of the way when it closes. I know if anything gets stuck in the doors the doors stop and keep trying until the doors shut. So even for a slow cat it would close.
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It does not lock in place, just folds from one position to the other. It's pretty secure. We've all all manners of shapes, sizes and ages on them and not had any issues.
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if your cat was obedient, otherwise I guess it would just be crawling all over the place, or you cold use the harness and snap your cat in. This is a lovely product and worth every penny, but sometimes my dauschund doesnt want to ride in it - too spoiled haha!Karen
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I have a small cat and curled loosely, it can lay down. It is the size of a larger backpack on wheels.
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I do not believe they would be comfortable in there. My cat weighs 11-12# and he has enough room to turn around; but I do not believe 2 kitties could turn around at the same time.
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I flips down, its not hard to open but it would take your cat to be able to crawl up in a wierd way, it will be inside the cabinet, so unless your cat stays in there youll be fine ;)
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Does your cat open the cabinet door? My dogs figured it out and pulled the bag out. I finally hung it higher on the drawer. No the lid does not lock
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Yes we always have it open, it doesn't bother our cat when she jumps in. It doesn't move too much.
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I had the same thing happen. My two cats just batted it over and one rolled it while the other ate. I asked the same question. How can I keep this thing from getting knocked over? I got no answer.
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Kay, I don't think the door will lock in training mode. But I, like you, just wanted a timed cat-door. For me it was to let the cats go out once the sun was up and lock them in once it got dark. I do not have any issues with animals (raccoons, opossum, chupacabra) trying to get in and because I have three cats and the chips were kinda big I simply taped a chip to the inside of the kitty door. This way when it is set to open there is always a chip close enough to activate it and the cat just has to push on it. Any cat can get in or out during the day and when it is set to close no one can leave (actually I only "close" it so the cats can't get out after dark, but after dark they can get in). I hope this is helpful for you. Red
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The two supports slide in and lock. It takes some force to slide it forward to lock, once there locked into position they will not come out. Then I used screws to attach it to the window sill. Our cat is a big cat cat around 16lbs and jumps from other furniture onto it and it supports all of the force and weight of him jumping onto it and it has not failed. Our cat loves it, uses it all the time, we love it too.
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No. I have some fatties, too. The most that has ever happened is that it slides on the floor some. But the kitty who plays with it the most will sometimes sit on the cardboard center, while he pushes the ball around. Carpeting might make a difference in keeping it stationary. We don't have any carpeting in our house.
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The locks are secure and are accessible only from the inside. I mounted mine to a screen and it eventually pulled free with fat cats barreling in and out at 90 mph. I don't think you will have a problem with it mounted to a solid surface. It might not be a comfy fit for a very large cat, however.